Latest Makeup Buy: Zoeva Concealer Palette
October 17, 2014
My fingers did it again!
After some makeup-buying strike, I recently purchased a palette from Germany's Zoeva through Singapore's Luxola.
After some makeup-buying strike, I recently purchased a palette from Germany's Zoeva through Singapore's Luxola.
I've had similar concealer and corrector palette before from another brand but because I was just starting makeup back then, I stupidly gave it away to someone. Well, it's never too late to own this baby, don't you think?
Luxola is a Singapore-based online makeup shop and they really have beautiful things, I swear! Their vast skin care collection is great as well as makeup brands you wouldn't usually find here in sunny Manila. This retails for about Php 1,300.00(-). But I made us of a discount code when I first signed up some moons ago. And they deliver really fast without any tax or whatsoever! I ordered mine on a Friday morning and got it on a Monday!
Anyhow, according to Luxola, the ZOEVA Concealer Palette is the ultimate secret weapon for a flawless makeup finish. With the spectrum of 12 high pigmented concealer colors, every woman can create her own custom-blend shade to match her skin tone. Use one of the 8 correctors to hide any discoloration, dark circles and spots. This palette includes a ZOEVA concealer brush that makes application even more easy and helps you to modify the coverage intensity from medium to high and to blend the products easily. Beauty sleep in a makeup palette!
Ingredients:
Titanium Dioxide, Squalane, Octyl Palmitate, Polymethylsilsesquioxane, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Cyclomethicone, Beeswax, Petrolatum, Talc, Sorbitan Oleate, Propylparaben, Tocopherol Acetate, [+/- Ci 77491, Ci 77492, Ci 77499, Ci 45410, Ci 16035, Ci 19140, Ci 77007, Ci 42090].
Eeeekkkk... yes they have paraben(s) to those who are too conscious that they can cause cancer. The concealer palette is such a steal in my opinion. They have 12 concealers which can match any color in this planet. The rest in the palettes are ought to be correctors. The correctors are supposed to correct imperfections such as redness, yellow or sallow skin. Concealers are basically made to conceal imperfections so they do different jobs.
I used this quite few times and I can say it's a bang for your buck. Well, except that this baby goes out of stock more often than not! I will post a detailed review soon.
In the meantime, I am thinking to get their brushes to which they are actually famous for. Hmmmmm...
Love,
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